Quarter Racing Congress at Ruidoso Downs Featured Speaker Dr Leon Self
Dr Leon Self highlighted as special speaker at the Second Annual Quarter Racing Congress at Ruidoso Downs New Mexico July 27 30 Reataored speakers include Swow Self Ada equine alist Congress showcases seminars lectures and a Select Broodmare Sale Featuring Stallions Sparkling Native Jet Top Mint Paint and others at Speed Stallion Avenue Goetta Goetta and Easy Jet noted as past All American Futurity winners Ruidoso Downs hosts the four day event promoting Quarter Horse Racing as a major American sport
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Swow Self
Ruisoda Downs
N. M
Self
Congress
Quarter Racing World Magazine
Roswell
Atlonal Quarter Horse Sales
Springfield
Ohio
AAA
America
Sparkling Native
Jet Top
Jet Deep
Mint Paint
Bunny Bid
Moolaa Rocket
Counterplate Smooth
Trainv
Derek End
Avenie
Goetta
Gotta
Easy Jet
Gene Williams elected to directorship at OSU meeting
Gene Williams was elected to a directorship during the Oklahoma Association of County Extension Agents meeting at Oklahoma State University. New officers include Von Long Kirks, president. A. A. Sewell, first vice president. Lax ton Malcom, second vice president. Billy Lucas, secretary treasurer. Larry Sams secretary treasurer-elect. Directors named: K. D. Smith Okemah. Alfred Marnette Okmulgee. Duane Lester Jay Lacrey Peters Guymon. Allen Ey ang Taloga. Gene Williams Ada.
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Oklahoma Association of County Extension Agents
Oklahoma State University
von Long
Newkirk
A. A. Sewell
Hugo
Laxton Malcom
Frederick
Billy Lucas
Guthrie
Larry Sams
Stillwater
K. D. Smith
Okemah
Alfred Marnette
Okmulgee
Duane Lester
Jay
Lacrey
Peters
Guymon
Allen Eyang
Taloga
Gen Williams
Ada
Value of Agricultural Land Gains After Rates Drop
The Agriculture Department reports farm land values rose eight percent last year the biggest gain since 1968. Average value per acre reached $217, total farm land and buildings valued at $228.6 billion. Demand rose, aided by lower rates and liquidity, with sales increasing though the number of properties offered stayed steady. Purchases financed about $3.6 billion for 70,000 farms. Meanwhile poultry labeling rules were eased allowing six more months to update old iso bels until March 12 1973. New rules require net weight dietary claims flavors and ingredients details.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Set-Aside Wheat Acreage Set To Grow In 1972 Plan
The Agriculture Department expects 1973 wheat acreage set asides to rise to about 25 million acres from 20 million for 1972. Ten million acres will be pursued via voluntary agreements with farmers who may set aside up to 150 percent of their allotment and receive 8 cents per bushel. Officials say the plan is not to be modified later, while some farmers doubt the 10 million acre voluntary target will attract enough extra production amid a bumper 1.53 billion bushel harvest and tentative export demand from the Soviet Union.
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Agriculture Department
Carroll G
Brunthaver
USDA
Soviet Union
East Central choir sets concert date
The College Summer Choir directed by Robert W. Kaebnick will perform master works of choral literature at 3 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom with no admission charge Mrs Ellen Thompsons pianist also listed among the performers.
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Robert W. Kaebnick
Student Union
Kaebnick
Ellen Thompsons
Texas leads nation in fat cattle count and feedlot
Washington AP dispatch reports Texas remained the national leader in cattle fattened for slaughter. July inventories show Texas feedlots with 2,119,000 head, up 25 percent from a year earlier, followed by Iowa at 1,690,000 head, a 4 percent gain. The 23 major beef states totaled over 12.4 million cattle on feed, up 4 percent from last year. Texas also led the feedlot count in June, having overtaken Iowa last year before Iowa briefly regained the top spot in June.
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Texas Feedioi
Inwa
Texas
Iowa
Beef shipments rise as summer supplies grow nationwide
Washington AP report notes beef producers shipped a record amount of cattle to market for the coming summer, rising 9 percent from last year. Agriculture Department figures cover July through September from 23 major beef states, with 12.4 million cattle fattened for slaughter by July 1, up 14 percent.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Pork premium up for the 72 State Fair in Oklahoma
The State Fair of Oklahoma announces the 12th annual Golden Pork Chop contest during the 66th exposition in Oklahoma City. First prize is 5 dollars with premiums down to 25th place, aiming to select high yielding barrows with lean cuts. Entries are weighed on opening day. top 100 advance to judging. Supervising judges include Vernon Stevens and Dr William G Luce, with OSU faculty and Fair officials coordinating.
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Oklahoma
Atyard
Farmers Commission Company
Sandy Saunders
Oklahoma City
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Retail Merchants Committee
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Leon Self
Gene Williams
Economic Research Service
ERS
East Central Choir
U.S
Moscow
New Wildlife Officials
George Wint
Lef
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
H. D
Dick) Williamson
Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission
Willis Lansden
Beaver Herald Democrat
Wildlife Commission
David Hall
Nixon
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